Tucked behind a wide classic sandstone façade, this architectural statement by renowned architect Iain Halliday is one of Sydney's most intellectually daring and visually arresting private residences.
A dramatic, underlit glass corridor forms the home's central axis, linking three striking pavilions across the site. Intimate silver ash-lined rooms open via concealed sliders; glass bridges span a tranquil koi pond and reflective moat.
A soaring 4.5m central volume and a gallery-like rear glass living pavilion deliver seamless indooroutdoor flow and unforgettable spatial drama.
Light-filled, serene and cinematic, the home balances heritage charm with bold contemporary design invisible from the street, yet extraordinary within.
Just footsteps to Queen Street's boutiques, cafés and galleries, moments to Centennial Parklands, and close to Edgecliff and Bondi Junction transport and retail hubs, this address delivers village convenience with blue-chip prestige.
Ideal for professionals, downsizers, or design collectors, this is more than a home it is collectible architecture in one of Sydney's most tightly held enclaves.
+ Landmark architectural renovation
+ Extra-wide 9m (approx.) frontage
+ Two double bedrooms, modern bathroom, internal laundry
+ Plans by original architect Iain Halliday to extend to 4 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, 2nd outdoor kitchen & mezzanine books/study area (STCA)
+ Sun-drenched open-plan living and separate dining
+ Contemporary galley kitchen
+ Floor-to-ceiling glass doors opening to private courtyard garden with
gas bayonet fitting
+ Ducted air conditioning and underfloor heating
+ Signature water features and moat with self-cleaning bio filters
+ Substantial amount of clever storage
+ Wooden shutters
+ Electric blinds throughout
+ Potential for off-street parking (STCA)
